The World Cup final is practically here, with Spain and Argentina getting ready to duke it out tonight after France and England gave us some serious action in the third-place playoff. But honestly, as much as we love the global stage, the real heat this summer is over in Italy: the transfer market is absolutely bonkers right now.
Juve’s Keeper Hunt Just Got Real Intense
Juventus is on a mission for a new goalkeeper, and they are not messing around. It’s not just Dibu Martinez they’re looking at; according to *tuttojuve.com*, the Bianconeri management has two more names on their radar: Anatolij Trubin from Benfica and Filip Jorgensen from Chelsea. Trubin, born in 2001, has a contract running until 2028, and Benfica is demanding at least €30 million for him. That’s a pretty steep price tag, one Juve might consider too high. Then there’s Jorgensen, a 2002-born Danish keeper that Chelsea apparently offered up. He’s got quality and growth potential, which is awesome, but he’s definitely got less international experience compared to Trubin. What’s Juve gonna do? This decision is huge for their backline.
Estupiñán’s Future Is All Over The Place, Meret Stays Put
Over at Milan, Pervis Estupiñán’s situation is totally up in the air. The Ecuadorian wide man had a rough season, and it looked like he might be heading out for a fresh start. *La Gazzetta dello Sport* reports that Aston Villa had shown some interest, but those talks are on hold for now. Apparently, new coach Ruben Amorim wants to take a look at Estupiñán during training camp before making a final call. The whole thing remains super fluid, so who knows what’s next for him. Meanwhile, down in Napoli, they’re working hard both on the pitch and in the market. The team’s under Massimiliano Allegri’s command, but the big news is that a contract renewal for Meret is reportedly close! That’s gotta be a relief for Napoli fans.
Inter’s Priorities Are Crystal Clear (But Jones Isn’t Coming)
Inter’s training camp in Germany is full speed ahead, with sporting director Piero Ausilio heading to Donaueschingen to meet up with deputy Dario Baccin and Cristian Chivu to hash out transfer market strategies. President Giuseppe Marotta is expected later this week before their first friendly on Sunday, making sure everyone’s on the same page. The big priorities for Inter are bringing in a right wing-back and a defender. They really like Curtis Jones in midfield, but Liverpool isn’t budging on his sale. Looks like that one is a no-go. You can even catch all four of Inter’s pre-season friendlies live on OneFootball with the Summer Pass or pay-per-view if you want to keep up!
The summer transfer window is just getting started, and these Italian giants are already making big moves. We’ll be watching closely to see who lands where and how these teams shape up for the season ahead!
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